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CBD Headline News: International Amateur Free Agents Revealed
Tuesday, October 17th , 2051
The league has hosted its yearly international showcase featuring top prospects from all different countries. It's the most important time of the year for prospects around the globe, landing the game's best international amateurs onto the radar of scouts across the league.
This year, the following players should be among those drawing the most attention from teams:
CF Danny Murillo, 15 year-old out of Dominican Republic
2B Tony Rivas, 16 year-old out of Venezuela
CF Vassi Zosimovich, 16 year-old out of Ukraine
C Rodion Sayutin, 16 year-old out of Ukraine
RF Omar Estrada, 16 year-old out of Dominican Republic
LF Victor Casillas, 17 year-old out of Mexico
3B Carlos Ramirez, 16 year-old out of Dominican Republic
RF Carlos Lopez, 16 year-old out of Mexico
SS David Guerra, 17 year-old out of Dominican Republic
SS Bernie Hermosillo, 16 year-old out of Dominican Republic
The list of players can now be found on the international amateur free agents screen, but contracts cannot be offered to players until the international signing period begins on 01/15/2052.
You can also view your international practice invitees on the international scouting screen.
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Osaka Star Captures FL Bat Crown
Monday, October 16th , 2051
The numbers speak for themselves: a .348 batting average in 158 games, 235 hits, 47 doubles, 5 triples, 26 home runs, 88 RBIs, 125 runs scored and 42 walks.
Those numbers added up to a batting title for Sam Clark of the Osaka Takoyaki.
The 28-year-old left fielder received the 2051 Federation League batting trophy today. At the award ceremony, Clark was definitely proud of his achievement.
"I always knew that I had the talent to win a batting title," Clark commented to reporters, "but I've had trouble at times with consistency. Everything came together this season. I hope this is not the last time. It will be a challenge, but I hope to win it again."
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2051 AL Batting Crown Goes to Hernandez
Monday, October 16th , 2051
The top hitter in the Alliance League this season was Oscar Hernandez of the Portland Beavers. Nobody was better with the bat.
Hernandez compiled a .324 batting average (204-for-630) to surpass everybody for the 2051 title.
In addition, his stats included 54 doubles, 1 triple and 21 home runs. This year's bat champion played in 157 games, scored 69 runs and drove in 83.
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